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April 22, 2009 Edition # 16
The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce ☻ www.gardinerchamber.com
222 Park Street ● PO Box 81 ● Gardiner, MT 59030 ● phone 406.848.7971 ● fax 406.848.2446
ads@gardinerchamber.com
HAPPY EARTH DAY 2009
NEWSLETTER ADS can be submitted the following ways: (Ads CANNOT be taken over the phone)
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Fax to 406.848.2446
Email ads@gardinerchamber.com (if you are going to type your ad, please email it and
then submit payment one of the followings ways with a copy of the ad)
Mail to PO Box 81, Gardiner MT 59030
Drop off at the Chamber office or drop box
LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
PAYMENT IS DUE IN ADVANCE!!! There is no billing, payments must be received by NOON on Tuesday or the ad
will not be printed. It is your responsibility to write or type the ad and to count the words before submitting it to the
Chamber office. If you are not sure how much the ad will cost, call or email the office for assistance. 406.848.7971.
Thanks to Alisa and Tim McLaughlin, students, family, friends and townspeople who made her art presentation at the Paradise Gallery such a fun, successful event. It will run through April 25th.
GARDINER/MAMMOTH BIGGEST LOSER PROGRAM 101. Starts Wednesday 4/22/09 at 5:00
PM!! This is your chance to lose those unwanted pounds with the support of others committed to the same
goal. Do not let it pass you by. For location call Maria at 406.223.0934 or
email GardinerBiggestLoser@mchsi.com
Benefit No-Limit Texas Hold'em Tournament Saturday April 25th. Contact Rob at 406-223-9215 for
details and registration. Tourney is being held to raise funds for Gardiner Bruins and All-State Volleyball
player Haley Love who has been selected to represent Montana at the Down Under Games to be held this
July in Australia.
Tumbleweed Bookstore celebrates Poetry Month with an Open Poetry and Prose Reading, April 25,
2009, 6:30 p.m. Poets and creative writers, sign-up to read your own or a favorite's writings. Complimentary
wine/juice. Check out Tumbleweed’s new dinner specials! 406-223-9632.
Need some help with lawn care, Spring cleaning, babysitting or other chores? Rent-a-Teen at the next
Youth Group Fundraiser! Sunday, April 26th , after services at the Gardiner Community Church (about
12:30), we’ll be serving “Gourmet” Hot Dogs with All the Toppings plus Salads and Cookies followed by a
Rent-A-Teen Auction. Any questions, call Alisa at 848-7171. Hope to see you there!
Public Meetings On Park Road Projects Scheduled For Gardiner: Monday, April 27 at 7:00 p.m. in the
Gardiner School Multipurpose room; and Thursday, May 14 at 1:00 p.m.; Monday, June 22 at 1:00 p.m., Monday, July 20 at 7:00 p.m., Monday, August 24 at 7:00 p.m., and Monday, September 21 at 1:00 pm in the conference room of the Yellowstone Association headquarters on West Park Street near the Roosevelt Arch.
Come participate in the 30th Annual Park to Paradise Triathlon-Saturday, May 2nd! Boat (8 miles), Bike (18
miles), Run (5 miles), race registration and start is at Carbella Fishing Access (Tom Miner turn off just North
of Yankee Jim Canyon), Registration 9-10am, Race at 10:30 am. For more information contact Stacey Gunther at 406-848-7941.
NEW DATE! May 26th Gardiner Locks of Love Event during the Gardiner
High School Open House (5:30-6:45). Raffle Prizes, Cake/Pie Silent Auction,
Appetizers by donation. Raffle tickets available starting May 1-Grand Prize
Xanterra Frosty Nights package. Those donating “locks”, bring ponytail in clean, dry ziplock bag this night
or before. Names of stylists honoring free haircuts provided upon request. Contact Julie, 848-2168 or
juliegillespie@hotmail.com or Kathy, 848-9864 with questions or to volunteer. Please visit
www.locksoflove.org for more info. about the organization.
Turbo Kick classes Tuesday and Thursdays at 6pm at the Community Center! This basic but intense, hour
long, full body workout is the evolution of combat and drill style kickboxing. Bring water, an exercise mat and
5 to 8 lb. hand weights. Small donation appreciated. Have questions or want more info? Email annielou814@aol.com
Join the Yellowstone Credit Union for National Youth Week. Make a deposit of $5.00 into a child's Youth
Savings account and they will be entered into our drawing. Open an account for a child and share the
"Magic of Savings!"
The Gardiner Community Newsletter is sponsored by the Gardiner Chamber of Commerce & is printed on 100% post consumer recycled paper.
Its purpose is to inform local residents and visitors regarding items of local interest. Occasionally opinions are expressed herein that do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the Gardiner Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber reserves the right to edit for length, grammar, good taste, and to prevent slander & libel. The Gardiner Chamber supports everyone’s First Amendment Rights. If you have a problem with any public notice printed in this publication, please contact the person who submitted it.
April 22
EARTH DAY
Clean Up Gardiner
@ 12:30pm
Power up the School
@ 2pm
We need YOU and your BROOMS
From 12:30 to 2
Come to the Gym at 2pm
Lend us a broom to use to clean up the
town at 12:30 or join any group of
students you see and pitch in.
A photovoltaic system will be installed
that day. Learn about & launch a 12solar-panel system that will serve the
Gardiner School for years
Cleanup organized by the Student
Council with help from Xanterra
Garbage Bags Provided
Fully Funded by a NorthWestern
Energy grant written by
Bear Creek Council
GARDINER/MAMMOTH SCHOOL CORNER
Thank you so much to all the people who came to my Art Party and especially to all those who helped me put it on! I really
appreciate the support and encouragement! The Art Show continues this week, in case you didn't make it to the opening and
want to see my work and that of my students. Also, SAVE THE DATE for an Open House of Student Art, Writing and Science projects at 5:30 pm on May 26th along with a Music Concert at 7:00 and the Locks of Love Fundraiser!
We are working to form a group of parents and community members to address issues at the school. If you are interested in getting involved, our next meeting will be May 4, time and location to be announced. Remember the next
School Board meeting in Wednesday, April 15th.
TRUSTEE ELECTION BY ACCLAMATION: WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of Gardiner School Districts 7 & 4,
Park County, State of Montana, have received nominating petitions equal to the number of positions to be elected, and there is
no other reason for the Trustee election. Trustee candidate, Jerry Thomas, is hereby duly elected by acclamation for a threeyear term each to the Board of Trustees of Gardiner School Districts 7 & 4.
COME TO THE GARDINER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAY!! *Friday, April 24th at 7:00 p.m. in the school
Multi-purpose Room. The *Missoula Children's Theatre* will be working with the elementary school students to put on
a production of "The Little Mermaid". Don't miss it!!!
*WANTED*: Gardiner Public School is hosting a Track Meet on Saturday, April 25th. Anyone interested in being a
volunteer as an official for the track meet, please call the school and leave your name and number. Thanks!
MR. FRITZ IS RETIRING!!! After 31 years of teaching and coaching, Don Fritz is retiring in May. There will be a
host/roast reception for Don on Saturday, April 25th at 7:00 p.m. in the high school multi-purpose room. Everyone is
welcome. Cake and refreshments will be served.
Gardiner Elementary School invites you to join the *Early Literacy Program* - Tuesdays, April 14th through May
19th, 3:45-4:30 p.m. at Gardiner Elementary. Children will interact with books, letters, and much, much more. Every
child that attends will receive a free book to take home. This free program is open to children ages 4 to 7. If you want
your child to be a part of this program, please call the Gardiner School office at 848-7563 so we have an idea of how
many children to expect.
This year Livingston Lodge #32 is offering two $500 grants for college expenses to two Juniors in Park and/or Gardiner High School. Applications must be submitted no later than May 1st, 2009 to Livingston Lodge #32, A.F. & A. M.
PO Box 677. Livingston, MT 59047. More information, call Ray at 406.220.6161.
PARENTS! If you have a child that will be in Kindergarten or 1st Grade in the 2009/10 School Year, please call the
school at 848-7563 to register them. It is important to do this as soon as possible for planning purposes so, please, do
not delay. To register for kindergarten, your child must be 5 years old (6 years old for 1st Grade) by September 10, 2009.
The Gardiner High School's Junior Class wants to extend a *BIG* THANK YOU to all of the people and businesses who
supported us and helped to make this year's Prom a great success:
Patty Welker, who made and donated the beautiful quilt for the raffle, Xanterra Parks & Resorts for the use of the
Mammoth Hotel, Mrs. McLauglin for donating decorating materials, Yellowstone Gallery & Frameworks, High country Trading, Kellem's Saddle Shop, Paradise Gallery, Antler Pub & Grill, Yellowstone Perk, CCC Salon, North Entrance Washtub, Yellowstone Gifts & Sweets, Yellowstone Mine, North Entrance Shopping Center, the Beavers family,
and to all of you who donated trees for decorating the Map Room. With all the money raised, the junior class was
able to donate $1,000.00 to the Central Asia Institute!! Thanks again, everyone!
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BUSINESSES SERVICES & ADVERTISEMENTS
Absaroka Knoll
Construction
Gardiner Pharmacy
406.848.9430
406.333.4848
Fill your prescriptions
Monday thru Friday
9am-6pm
(Lunch 1-2:30)
SERAFIN
CONSTRUCTION
* New Construction
* Renovations *Restorations
* Design/Build
We can build you a new house
or complete a small project.
Roofing, Decks, Baths,
Kitchens.
References upon request.
REMINDER:
Offering you a great Vitamin selection and fulfilling your Electronic
needs.
Be
Bear
Aware!
Located inside the Yellowstone Perk
Home Remodeling and Repairs
www.cstconsultantsllc.com
David Serafin
Contractor
20 yrs exp.
Bachelor of Architecture
serafinmt@earthlink.net
406.220.3472 or 406.222.9065
Gardiner Laundry
111 East Main Street
NO job too BIG or too small
20+ years EXP
Attention to Detail
Yellowstone Gifts & Sweets
CST CONSULTANTS, LLC
Registered & Insured
406.223.8330
Open 7am-10pm Daily
next to
Coin Operated
Self Service Laundry
Self Service Coin
Laundry &
Public Showers
Fluff & Fold
Drop-off Service
209 Main St
Gardiner
406.848.9870
$1.25 per lb
$15 dollar min
6am-9pm Daily
INK AND TONER
RECYCLING
The Gardiner Chamber of Commerce is your local drop off location,
PLEASE drop off your used ink cartridges and we will RECYCLE them
for you!
Thinking of Kitchen or Bath Remodel?
Variety of Ideas & Options
for a Variety of Budgets
Shana M. Lewis @ 224-2908
Specializing in all phases of Home Remodel
Custom Cabinetry & Countertops
Custom Furniture & Trim
CCC Salon has some great ideas for your new locks of love hairstyle. Since your donating your hair,
we’re donating our expertise and cuts! Call Judy or Jerri at 406.848.7137 for all of your salon needs, or
stop by 302 Spring. Our hours are Monday-Friday 10am-6pm and Saturday 10am-2pm.
SILVERTIP MOUNTAIN CENTER: Join us in Silver Gate for Sweet Corn ski fest this weekend.
Fri.-Sun. April 17-19. Storewide discounts on outdoor gear: Patagonia, Black Diamond, Scarpa, Smartwool and more. Close-out discounts on remaining skis. Huge selection of climbing gear, clothing, maps,
and more. Unmatched area knowledge! Silver Gate/Cooke City YNP NE gate. 838-2125.
www.silvertipmountaincenter.com.
The Paradise Gallery will continue to host Alisa McLaughlin and her students art work through May
25th. We are adding new inventory and products now for the upcoming season. Come say hello and
check out our new inventory.
The Hot Dogs are back on the grill at the Sinclair TNT! Don’t be like the guy that caught a state record
Muskie and didn’t have the license...Stop in and get your licenses today!
This week’s pizza special at The Town Café “The Fireman” 16” Canadian Bacon, sauerkraut and jalapenos $15! Fantasy NASCAR lotto in The Town Bar! Hours M-Th. 11am-2pm, 6-9pm and Fri-Sun 9am2pm, 6-9pm.
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WANTED
I am looking for a house/
apartment to rent. Must allow pets. I have a very wellbehaved dog that is house
broken. Please contact
Mindy at (406) 223-3047
Remember to:
Be KIND to Mother Nature
LOST
Orange Alltel Cell phone.
Please call 318.423.4234
if found.
FOR SALE
Beautiful 1999 Jaco Eagle
31’ motor home w/ V10.
Very clean & used very little.
12,000 miles, like new.
$30,000 OBO. Phone
406.848.7051.
“ I AM always sitting by the phone waiting for a call from you.” God
“Call to ME and I will answer you.” Jer. 33:3
Sponsored by Gardiner Baptist Fellowship 406.848.2134
The Gardiner Chamber invites you to
participate in the 2nd Annual Yellowstone Days 5K Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, June 6th. Race begins at 10am,
registration starts at 9am in Arch
Park. Pre-register for
only $15.
Stay tuned for more
details...
5k@gardinerchamber.com
Orthopedic care available
at Mammoth Clinic.
Dr. Michelle Donaldson, orthopedic
surgeon, is available to see you at
Mammoth Clinic.
First Friday of the month
Mammoth Clinic
For appointments,
call 222-9970.
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HOMES/PROPERTY FOR SALE
CLASSIFIEDS
House for sale. Beautiful 3-bedroom 2-bath
mobile with 3-season porch attached. Skylight,
wood-burning stove, large master bedroom suite
with full bath. 1989 Bellavista 16’ x 80’. Eight
miles north of Gardiner. $34,000 or best offer. 406-451-4138 or 406-522-8616.
call 406-223-1079 or e-mail Error! Hyperlink
reference not valid. “MONTANA ~ Let it
take your breath away!”®
LOG CABIN to be built. This wonderful lot
surrounded by abundant wildlife and picture perfect views will make a fabulous spot for a vacaERA Landmark Western Land Real Estate:
tion cabin or your permanent residence. YearAffordable home, 111 South 9th St Livingston,
Round access. Close to Yellowstone National
nice neighborhood and priced to sell at $114,900.
Park, Gallatin National Forest, and Bear Creek.
Owner must sell to settle estate. Take a look. In
TBD Good Luck Placer Jardine Road $190,000
Gardiner, 109 E Main St., a rare Gardiner VictoMLS #157681 Land only $90,000 MLS # 157680
rian, 4 bedroom, 1.5 bath, new garage. This home
Please all Lori Hamilton 406-223-1079 or e-mail
has character, also prices to sell at $215,000.
lori@cbmaverick.com
Please call Chris Lyness, Realtor 406.930.0299.
COLDWELL BANKER MAVERICK REI would be happy to show you these listings or
ALTY Cooke City Listing: Beartooth Primitive
any listing between Gardiner and Livingston.
Sites Property, 20 Acres near Kersey Lake. PropNew Construction River Front Custom Timerty borders Beartooth National Forest. Less than
ber Frame Home on 20 acres $1,750,000
one mile from Kersey Lake. Approximately 5
(Reduced) Possible owner terms, Partial trade for
miles from Cooke City. Please call Lori Hamilnice building lot in Paradise Valley. All offers
e-mail
ton
406-223-1079
or
considered! www.absarokahomes.com Jennifer
lori@cbmaverick.com MLS #146319 $98,000
Short Absaroka Homes 406.223.5856. Other
property available. Call me!
Rare lot near Yellowstone National Park &
Gardiner Mt. Spectacular Mountain views of
COLDWELL BANKER MAVERICK REElectric peek, Devils slide and the Yellowstone
ALTY: ~ Lori Hamilton, Realtor/Property
River. 1.85 acres $149,900. Jennifer Short AbManager ~ For all your real estate needs please
saroka Homes 406-223-5856
HELP WANTED
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Antler Pub & Grill has an opening for wait staff. Start mid-may. Seasonal. Located inside the Comfort Inn.
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Comfort Inn has an opening for front desk clerk. Full or Part -Time. Morning and evening available. Stop by Comfort Inn for an application.
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Spring Cleaning help needed in April and May. Headwaters Bed & Breakfast. 406.848.7073
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The Sinclair TNT and the Town Café. Please apply in person. Ask for Wade.
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The Yellowstone Basin Inn is looking for an Assistant Innkeeper from may to October 2009.
*FREE Employee housing available* To enthusiastically assist the Innkeepers with all aspects of the
hotel business: front desk, meeting room, breakfast service, housekeeping, laundry and other.
www.yellowstonebasininn.com 406-848-7080 innkeeper@yellowstonebasininn.com
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Yellowstone Association, Yellowstone National Park has an immediate opening for an assistant to
the Director of Finance. The position is currently a part time, year round accounting position, and is
expected to become a full time position within one year. The benefits include paid vacation, paid holidays, personal/sick leave, and contributions to retirement and flexible benefit plans. Affordable housing is available with the position. A bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in accounting or equivalent
accounting experience is required. Starting hourly rate is $12 - $15 per hour, depending on qualifications. Application information and a complete job description are available online at
www.YellowstoneAssociation.org. Position will start as soon as possible after selection.
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Yellowstone Mine is taking applications for breakfast shift, cook, prepcook, waitress and dishwasher.
Stop by and pick up an application. Ask to talk to Patrick Rose phone # 406.848.7336.
FOR RENT
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1 Bedroom Cottage in Jardine. Suitable for 1 person. $600 mo., first & last. Leave message 406.223.0507.
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Full Hook-Up RV Site in Gardiner, available for monthly rent. Great location. Available approximately midMay. Call for details. 406-223-7333.
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RV Site with full hook-ups including power, water, and septic. Located just five miles from the North Entrance to Yellowstone. Very private. $500 monthly, May-October. References required 406.223.7845.
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Storage Units Available - Located in Gardiner. Units renting for $50.00 per month. Contact Ryan with D & D
Storage at 406.223.1056. If no answer, please leave a message.
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An excerpt from
How the First Earth Day Came About
By Senator Gaylord Nelson, Founder of Earth Day
The idea for Earth Day evolved over a period of seven years starting in 1962. For several years, it had been troubling me that
the state of our environment was simply a non-issue in the politics of the country. Finally, in November 1962, an idea occurred to me that was, I thought, a virtual cinch to put the environment into the political "limelight" once and for all. The idea
was to persuade President Kennedy to give visibility to this issue by going on a national conservation tour. I flew to Washington to discuss the proposal with Attorney General Robert Kennedy, who liked the idea. So did the President. The President
began his five-day, eleven-state conservation tour in September 1963. For many reasons the tour did not succeed in putting
the issue onto the national political agenda. However, it was the germ of the idea that ultimately flowered into Earth Day.
At a conference in Seattle in September 1969, I announced that in the spring of 1970 there would be a nationwide grassroots
demonstration on behalf of the environment and invited everyone to participate. The wire services carried the story from
coast to coast. The response was electric. It took off like gangbusters. Telegrams, letters, and telephone inquiries poured in
from all across the country. The American people finally had a forum to express its concern about what was happening to the
land, rivers, lakes, and air - and they did so with spectacular exuberance. For the next four months, two members of my Senate staff, Linda Billings and John Heritage, managed Earth Day affairs out of my Senate office.
Five months before Earth Day, on Sunday, November 30, 1969, The New York Times carried a lengthy article by Gladwin Hill
reporting on the astonishing proliferation of environmental events:
"Rising concern about the environmental crisis is sweeping the nation's campuses with an intensity that may be on its way to
eclipsing student discontent over the war in Vietnam...a national day of observance of environmental problems...is being
planned for next spring...when a nationwide environmental 'teach-in'...coordinated from the office of Senator Gaylord Nelson
is planned...."
It was obvious that we were headed for a spectacular success on Earth Day. It was also obvious that grassroots activities had
ballooned beyond the capacity of my U.S. Senate office staff to keep up with the telephone calls, paper work, inquiries, etc. In
mid-January, three months before Earth Day, John Gardner, Founder of Common Cause, provided temporary space for a
Washington, D.C. headquarters. I staffed the office with college students and selected Denis Hayes as coordinator of activities.
Earth Day worked because of the spontaneous response at the grassroots level. We had neither the time nor resources to
organize 20 million demonstrators and the thousands of schools and local communities that participated. That was the remarkable thing about Earth Day. It organized itself.
Provided by http://earthday.envirolink.org/history.html
Earth Day 2009, April 22, will mark the beginning of The Green Generation CampaignTM
which will also be the focus of the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day in 2010. With negotiations
for a new global climate agreement coming up in December, Earth Day 2009 must be a day of
action and civic participation, to defend The Green GenerationTM’s core principles:
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A carbon-free future based on renewable energy that will end our common dependency on fossil fuels, including coal.
 An individual’s commitment to responsible, sustainable consumption.
 Creation of a new green economy that lifts people out of poverty by creating millions of quality green jobs
and transforms the global education system into a green one.
Provided by http://www.earthday.net/earthday2009
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PICNIC WITH A MARKER
Some time in between the artichoke dip and the coleslaw, you lost track of your cup, and now there are a sea of matching cups on the table, one of which might be yours. The next time you picnic, set out permanent marker next to disposable dinnerware so guests can mark their cup and everyone will only use one.
A PRIL /M AY 2009
Sun
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Mon
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Pediatrician @
Gardiner Baptist
9am-1pm
Tue
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Wed
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Livingston JobFest
EARTH DAY
Food Pantry 1-6pm
Thu
Fri
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24
Assistance Business
Clinic
Family Game Night
7pm @GBC
Library 6pm-8pm
Sat
25
Open Poetry Reading
Texas Hold’em
Tournament
Library 10am-5pm
& 6pm-8pm
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Rent-A-Teen
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Mr. Fritz Retirement
Party
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Park Road Project
Food Pantry 1-6pm
Public Meeting
Library 10am-5pm
& 6pm-8pm
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6
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Food Pantry 1-6pm
30
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Library 6pm-8pm
Schwan's 4:30-6pm
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Family Game Night
7pm @GBC
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Library 6pm-8pm
Library 10am-5pm
& 6pm-8pm
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Park to Paradise
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Family Game Night
7pm @GBC
Park to Paradise
COMMUNITY SERVICES & COMMITTEES
2-1-1 is an easy to remember telephone number that connects people with important community
services and volunteer opportunities.
AA Meetings: Every Wednesday @
7 pm at St. William’s Catholic
Church.
American Legion Meeting: 2nd
Tuesday @ 7pm at the Gardiner
Community Center
Bear Creek Council Meeting: 3rd
Tuesday @ 7pm - For more information call 307.344.7414
www.bearcreekcouncil.org
Gardiner Community Center:
Gardiner School Board Meeting:
Board Meeting: 1st Tuesday @ 7pm 2nd Wednesday @ 7pm in the
Gardiner School Conference Room
406.224.2370
Gardiner Community Library
Tuesdays 10am-5pm, 6pm-8pm &
Thursdays 6pm-8pm. 406.848.7835
Electric Peak Arts Council
Meeting: 1st Thursday @ 5pm in
the Gardiner High School Library
Gardiner Food Pantry Hours
Tuesdays from 1pm-6pm.
307.344.9006 - Linda Gray
Gardiner Ambulance Board
Meeting: 1st Wednesday @ 7pm at
the K-Bar
Golden Word Toastmasters
Club: Every Wednesday @ 6:30pm
at the Gardiner Ranger Station Back Entrance
Gateway Hose Company
Gardiner Chamber of Commerce Board of Trustees Meeting:
May 18, 2009 @ 7pm at the Fire
Angel Line: 2nd and 4th Member Meeting: 3rd Wednesday
Monday of each month. 9- @ noon. Office hours MondayHall
Thursday 9am-5pm. 406.848.7971
9:30 pick-ups leaving
Gardiner-Park County Water
Livingston at 2pm. Call Patty at
District Board Meeting: 2nd Tues406.222.4668.
day @ 6pm at the District Office
CHURCH SERVICES
Mt. Republic Chapel of
Peace (Cooke City):
Sundays:
Worship 9:30am
St. John’s Episcopal
Church (Emigrant):
Sundays:
Worship 9am
The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day
Saints
Sundays:
Sacrament Service 10am
St. Williams Catholic
Church:
Sundays:
Mass 8:00am
Gardiner Baptist
Fellowship
Sundays:
Sunday School 10am
Worship 11am
Lunch 12noon, All welcome
Mondays:
Evening Crafts 6pm
Fridays:
Family Game Night 7pm
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Mammoth Chapel:
Sundays:
Will resume in Spring
Gardiner Community
Church:
Sundays:
Sunday School 10:15am
Worship 11:15am
Youth Group 7pm
Mondays
AWANA 6:15pm
Gardiner Community
Church (cont):
Wednesdays:
Weekly Bible Study 7pm
Thursdays:
Women’s Bible Study
9:45am
Fridays
Men’s Prayer Breakfast
6:30am